Waving at The Space @ Surgeons Hall
Waving is a new play by Rosalind Philp which looks at family dynamics and the impact that Alzheimer’s can have on them. We meet the mother, known as ‘The Artist’ in the programme but simply Mum on stage alongside her children Lina and Miles who deal with their mother’s illness in their own ways. The […]
The Shocking Truth About Flat Earth
The Shocking Truth About Flat Earth is a new musical with a huge amount of promise. In the show we meet Sharon Hargreaves who out of her grief flows a newfound interest in conspiracy theories and in particular the idea that the Earth is flat. This particular conspiracy theory brings her to Vegas and a […]
Meet Mayor Max at Pleasance Courtyard
Meet Mayor Max is a one man documentary style solo show written and performed by Alex Robins who regales the audience with the implausible but true story of how a dog became Mayor of a small town named Idyllwild and how the unlikely hero’s rise to fame becomes a symbol not only for the local […]
Texas Annie: The Legend of the Moan Ranger at theSpace on the Mile
Texas Annie: The Legend of the Moan Ranger is a musical that takes inspiration from a former Texas restriction on the possession of sex toys, pushing the premise further by imagining a world where all sex toys are banned. The show opens with Governor Killjoy of Texas banning sex toys and as they come to […]
Cvntclave at Greenside @ George Street
Cvntclave is a solo show by Arden Fitzroy who charts the goings-on of the inner workings of a conclave, through the eyes of Cardinal Cvntvs. Of course what goes on in conclave is supposed to stay in conclave but I’m afraid I’m here to spill the tea! The show begins with a journey as to […]
Bog Witch at Traverse Theatre
I discovered Bryony Kimmings when I was at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 and her solo show then, I’m A Phoenix Bitch struck a chord with me then so I was keen to discover her latest show, ‘Bog Witch.’ Like I’m a Phoenix Bitch, Bog Witch is autobiographical and Kimmings has moved on since her […]
Death Note at The Barbican
After seeing Death Note in concert back in 2023 and loving it I was really excited to see what a fully staged production would bring. The musical is based on one of the best selling manga of all time and with music by acclaimed musical theatre composer Frank Wildhorn. The musical tells of a notebook […]
The Comedy About Spies
The name Mischief Theatre has become synonymous with brilliant homegrown comedy productions following the success of shows like The Play That Goes Wrong, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, Comedy About A Bank Robbery, Christmas Carol Goes Wrong and many more so there is always a huge amount of expectation with their shows. The Comedy About Spies […]
Arcadia at Duke of York Theatre
Arcadia is a play by Tom Stoppard that focuses on the search for truth and how everything from scientific and mathematical theories to love itself, it tries to make sense of chaos. The story intertwines two timelines, one set in the 19th century and one set in the current day as historians in the present […]
Brainiac Live!
Olivier winning children’s show Brainiac Live! promises an hour of laughs, fun, and explosions. This fantastic show for families takes us through an afternoon with the brainiacs – three mischievous scientists obsessed with all things that definitely shouldn’t be tried at home. From the moment the show began the energy levels were through the roof […]